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Devin Gray, Jakob Bro Trio and More
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- Adam Hopkins "Mudball" from Crickets (Out Of Your Head) 0:00
- Host speaks 9:03
- Jakob Bro Trio "Dug" from Bay Of Rainbows (ECM) 10:56
- Brom "Missed The Date/Bought The T-Shirt" from Cardboard Sea (Tiger Moon) 19:16
- Earthflow "It Takes Two to Confirm the Truth" from The Oyster (Self-released) 28:20
- Host speaks 34:14
- José Lencastre Nau Quartet "Eu" from Eudaimonia (FMR) 36:21
- Grund "Taxon" from Grund (Pirouet) 48:54
- Host speaks 55:09
- Enrique Haneine "Just Because" from The Mind's Mural (Elegant Walk) 55:57
- José Lencastre Nau Quartet "I" from Eudaimonia (FMR) 1:00:11
- Host speaks 1:06:06
- Medeski Martin & Wood & Alarm Will Sound "Eye Of Ra" from Omnisphere (Indirecto) 1:08:15
- Host speaks 1:28:01
- Devin Gray "What We Learn from Cities" from Dirigo Rataplan II (Rataplan) 1:29:36
- Devin Gray "The Feeling of Healing" from Dirigo Rataplan II (Rataplan) 1:36:01
- Nicole Mitchell "Hidden Choice" from Maroon Cloud (FPE) 1:42:50
- Host speaks 1:51:08
- Randy Weston "Anu Anu" from Khepera (Verve) 1:52:13
- Stéphane Kerecki Quartet "Genesis" from French Touch (Incises) 2:00:22
- Host speaks 2:07:23
- Anders Lønne Grønseth "Accelerated Expansion" from Multiverse (Pling) 2:09:43
- Amina Claudine Myers "The Blues" from Salute to Bessie Smith (Leo) 2:17:26
- Cristina Miguel Martinez "The Poet" from Amsterdam (Self-released) 2:24:27
- Host speaks 2:29:58
- Walking Distance "Feather Report" from Freebird (Sunnyside) 2:32:01
- Pharoah Sanders "Astral Traveling" from Thembi (Impulse) 2:37:36
- Gondwana Orchestra & Dwight Trible"We've Got To Have Freedom" from Colours (Gondwana) 2:43:20
- Host speaks 2:49:41
- Bruno Tocanne"Sea Dance" from Sea Song(e)s (Cristal) 2:50:50
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